How do I take a vacation as a manager without feeling anxious or guilty about leaving my team? I’m having
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5 Tips to Staying on Top of your Work
Summer is right around the corner and I’ll be the first one to admit that I’ll be using my PTO to take some much needed vacation days. We camp A LOT during the summer so I’ve had to figure out ways to stay on top of my work load.
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Smooth the Assimilation of New Employees
New hires represent an investment of time, money, and resources that you can’t afford to squander. That means planning their transition from “new hire” to “employee” with lots of care.
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Turn Failure into Success with this Advice
Everyone faces setbacks in life, but few of us should really call ourselves “losers.” Part of success is dealing with, and ultimately overcoming, failure. Keep your confidence and follow this advice.
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Ensure Success on Your Next Big Project
You’ve been put in charge of a major project at work, and you know that many potential pitfalls stand between you and its success. If you can anticipate them, you’ll be better able to get the job done—and show people that you can be trusted with responsibility and authority.
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Give a Nurturing Welcome to Your Newest Employees
If you don’t make a new employee feel welcome and valued from his or her very first day on the job, your new hire may quickly become an ex-employee—and you’ll have to start the hiring process all over again. To earn newcomers’ loyalty from day one, follow these steps.
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Remember these Tips to Succeed at Work
Excelling at your job calls for more than just showing up on time and doing what your boss tells you. If you want to build a reputation as someone your organization can depend on, put these essential tactics to work:
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Leadership is about unleashing the power of your workers. Here are some important techniques that will do just that.
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